You and us (and the rest of your family embarking on this adventure with you) will work on planning and preparing the 4 parts of what it takes to successfully transition to the Bluewater Cruising Life.

• The Crew: It’s infinitely better to start working out your Bluewater Cruising plans, roles and areas of expertise together now rather than waiting until you’ve bought about and are ready to cast off. Using our experience making this transition and a few tried and tested frameworks we’ll create the context for you to start working out your BWC partnership and start your adventure together now.  

• The Finances

  The only real constraint to going Bluewater Cruising is health. Many people believe it’s money. We’re going to walk you step by step through exactly what the lifestyle you want to live Bluewater Cruising will cost and leave you with a tangible number you can make real life decisions around. 

• The Boat

  Most aspiring cruisers have never purchased a boat before in their lives, or if they have it’s not been a big Bluewater Cruiser. Boat buying can be exciting, and it can be stressful. As a result many people spend much more than they need to when they buy their first boat. We’re going to help you get crystal clear on what you need and what you don’t need to live the quality of life you want out on the water. 

• Cruising Fundamentals

  Weather, navigation, route-planning. These are the foundations of what you build your cruising plan on. We are going to show you how to decide where to sail and when to sail. When it’s safe to head out on passage, and when you should stay in port. We’ll teach you the framework to know what cruising areas are safe at what time of the year and unsafe at others. And we’re going to show you the key things you need to know to keep yourself and your family safe at sea.